Hanukkah photo cards, mailed to everyone on your list
Your family photo on the front, your note on the back, and a card in every mailbox on your list. You don't need a box of cards or a sheet of stamps.
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When to order for Hanukkah 2026
Hanukkah 2026 starts at sundown on Friday, December 4. For the cards to arrive by the first night, choose a send date of November 23–25. For a card that arrives during the holiday, any send date up to November 30 works.
Greetings that fit a photo card
- Happy Hanukkah! Wishing you eight nights of light and love.
- Chag sameach from our family to yours.
- May your Hanukkah be bright and your latkes crispy.
- Wishing you a festival of lights filled with warmth, family and joy.
- Happy Hanukkah and a sweet, healthy new year.
Sending to a mixed list? Choose a “Happy Holidays” or “Season’s Greetings” greeting and one card works for everyone.
How it works
- 1Your cardUpload a photo or logo, pick a style, write the greeting and the message on the back.
- 2Your listAttach a spreadsheet or CRM export, or paste the addresses. Each one is checked against USPS data.
- 3Mailed for youPick the send date and pay. Every card is printed and mailed USPS First-Class, $2.49 each with postage.
Questions
How much does it cost?
$2.49 per card, including the printing and USPS First-Class postage. There is no minimum order and no subscription.
Are the cards in envelopes?
No. They are 5×7 photo postcards: your photo and greeting on the front, your message and the recipient’s address on the back. Folded cards in envelopes are coming later.
How many recipients can I add?
Up to 300 per order. For a larger list, place two orders.
Can I schedule the cards for a specific date?
Yes. Choose the send date when you order, up to 180 days ahead, and you can cancel for a full refund until that date.